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by george elvin on April 26, 2006

Most of the work is at the microscale, an order of magnitude bigger than nanoscale, but it's still a magnificent showcase exposing the beauty of an unseen world.
Pictured here is a quantum dot fluorescence image of a mouse kidney by Thomas J. Deerinck, 2nd Prize winner in the 2005 competition. Mouse kidneys never looked better.
I highly recommend the gallery both for its sheer aesthetic pleasure and as a way to get to know the nanoworld. A picture, in this case, is worth a billion words.
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nanotechnology
nanaotech
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Mr Wong
Vote for Small World Photomicrography Competition reveals nanoworld:
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